Television personality and designer Joanna Gaines recently shared glimpses into the life of her six-year-old son, Crew, highlighting his involvement in household activities from baking to gardening. The videos posted online drew attention for the young boy's apparent skills and interest in different tasks.
A recent clip showed Crew engaged in making sourdough bagels. Gaines described the moment as "Bedtime turned bagel time," indicating his hobby. The video depicted Crew transferring flour into a mixer, preparing to make the bagels.
Gaines has noted that Crew often acts as her kitchen sidekick. In one interview, she commented on his hands-on approach, stating he wants to touch and stir ingredients. She suggested he might be the child most likely to become a chef in the family.
Prior to the baking video, Gaines also posted a video of Crew helping in the garden. The clip featured Crew watering plants outdoors. Gaines captioned this post with "Soundtrack for the weekend," referencing the natural sounds accompanying the activity.
Followers responded to the gardening video, noting Crew's abilities and the visible connection between mother and son. Some suggested his interest could point toward becoming a horticulturist. The family is also known for its garden activities, as seen in past posts showing Crew helping with store displays.
Beyond Crew's activities, Joanna Gaines has discussed family life and business operations. She manages multiple ventures, including appearing on the HGTV network and running Magnolia Network projects.
Joanna Gaines spoke on a Business of Home podcast episode about taking a three-month break with Chip Gaines last summer. This period included reflections on business goals and personal time.
Her eldest daughter Ella interned with Gaines during this time. Ella reportedly participated in business meetings, showing interest in the company direction and conversations about the reasons behind their work.
Gaines noted the period of slowing down and taking intentional time away from business operations proved beneficial. She emphasized creating time to think about future endeavors.
